NEWS I'mwm•m"

The Auxiliary Jewish Home for Aged
Recognizes and Says To Its
Dedicated Volunteer Corps

"Every Time You Touch A Hand You Also Warm A Heart"

Carole Aaron
Florence Aaron
Doria Aaron
Joseph Aaron
Phyllis Abel
Cantor M. Adler
Shirley Agree
Bess Altman
Emily Arnold
Hilda August
Sybil Avison
Jack Axelrod
Benjamin Bagdade
Ella Baker
Ella Balamunt
Dina Baldwin
Laura Baldsin
Paula Baril
Ellen Bailin
Blanche Baron
Ann Baruch
Nancy Baron
Roz Beare
Louise Bego
Jennie Benigsohn
Rabbi Chaim Bergstein
Libby Ben-Moche
Morris Berk
Kathie Berk
Amy Berke
Ruth Berkley
Isabel Berlin
Jack Berlin
Linda Berlin
Sarah Berlin
Gertrude Bernstein
Al Best
Vivian Best
Pearl Bez
Marilyn Bick
Sue Birnholtz
Leah Bisel
Edith Black
Harold Black
Hedda Blum
Ruth Blumberg
Pearlena Bodzin
Dorothy Bodzin
Sam Borak
Phyllis Bratt
Bob Brown
Maxine Canvassar
Iboyla Centeri
Mildred Chandler
Helene Cherrin
Sarah Cherrin
Suzanne Clark
Anne Cohen
Carol Cohen
Ethel Cohen

Miriam Colburn
Gloria Kraus
Ida Raimi
Lillian Collens
Helen Kurtz
Barbara Reider
Faye Coven
Beverly Laker
Samuel Reider
Don Coville
Frieda Langnas
Ernest Rhodes
Miriam Davis
Helen Lerner
Helen Ring
Sheri Devries
Mureen Lerner
Julius Ring
Molly Diamond
Renee Linden
Janice Roberts
Bernice Dickstein
Lisa Leve
Lucia Robiner
Marietta Drucker
Bessie Levin
Fannie Robinson
Mollye Dubbs
Julie Levy
Dorothy Rosenberg
Florence Eisenberg
Rose Levy
Bess Rosenthal
Ann Eisler
Buena Lichter
Esther Ross
C. Erman
Doreen Lichtman
Helen Ross
Ann Faigin
Rose Liebergott
Nettie Rubinstein
Bertha Farber
Irene Light
Helen Rubin
Bob Feinstein
Bess Lipson
Shirley Ruzumna
Rose Felsot
Doris Lipton
Betty Rynek
Grace Finkel
Marion Litt
Lee Ann Salle
Myrna Fischer
Carol Lubin
Molly Sallen
Sharon Fleischman
Joel Lubi
a tzman
Nancy Fox
Ann Lul
'A=arnsky
Barbara Frankel
on Sandler
SO
Tanie Freedman
aziz- Sandra Schecter
Tilla Freedman
Gayla Schiff
Vera Fried
Tillie Schlager
Henry Friedman
Diane Scholnick
Beverly Gale
nSOn
Barbara Schwartz
Lois Gerenraich
u
Faye Schwartz
Lucy Gersten
ergo s
Henry Schwartz
Ethel Glickstein.
ilyn Markt:
Robert Schwartz
Barbara Gold
ire Marwil
Sandy Schwartz
Rita Goldman----
-
-;: ' . - ;„--
. -
ces
ran
Master
Sari Schwartz
SheldongGoIdMeCV..:---Z:
a May
Selma Schwartz
Susan. Goldman
Sherry McLaughlan
Jonas Segal
Celia
Meisner
aFt)Arg:;- A
- P10$
Jessie Shapero
,° Florence Meltzer
.•
,M arlene
Marilyn Merdler
Marlene- Gordan
Carol Metzger
it Sherry Goren
Anna Mickel
itGeraldinaGranet
Jacqueline Milgrom
Ann Grawi
Margaret Miller
Evelyn Gray
Pauline Miller
Bertha Green
Barbara Moehlman
Connie Grossman
Olga Mogel
Alice Herman
Charlotte Monash
Lisa Shepherd
Doreen Hermelin
Abe Moses
Jack Sherer
Sandra Hertz
Hannah Moss
Janice Sherman
Carol Israel
Shelly Nadiv
Sadye Sherman
Ethel Jeross
Ruth Nathanson
Fred Sheyer
Helen Kanat
Ilene Nemer
Peggy Shoenig
Lillian Katz
Marlene Feld-Nessel
Ahavas Chesed Bikur
Risha Kaufman
Mildred Neumark
Cholim
Yoka Faye
Florence Nitzkin
Judy Shore
Phyllis- Kellerman
Muriel Noler
Rose Shore
Inez Kepes
Barbara Nusbaum
Rose Silver
Phyllis Kramer
Anne Pasick
Rabbi Silverberg
Jack Krass
Rose Patrick
Emma Silverman
Jacob Krass
Chuck Pearistein
Ann Sorkin
Tuba Krass
Suzanne Pevos
Max Sosin

Betty Spinner
Cynthai Steinberg
Minnie Steinberg
Abe Steinman
Martha Steinman
Dana Stern
Fran Stern
Roselee Stoler.
Sylvia Stoller
Dorothy Storchan
Herman Strassburger
Jack Strickstein
Paula Strickstein
Marcia Tanzman
Bill Tarnow
Mary Tarnow
Pauline Tasco
Jennifer Taylor
Joe Tazelaar
Dorothy Tendler
Anne Teplitsky
Diane Tobin
Robert Torgow
Barbara Traison
Donald Traute
Eva Val
Sol Wainer
Fran Warsh
Ethel Wasser
Cathy Wasserman
Ruth Wasserman
Rosa Watson
Leo Weber
Herb Weberman
Esther Weckstein

Thank You For Touching
For Warming
For Coring

Roz Weiner
Helen Weisberg
Lucille Weisberg
Leah Weisenfeld
Mildred Weiss
Rabbi Richard Weiss
Ricky Weiss
Ruth Weiss
Mildred Weiss
Emil Wolok
Ida Wright
Edith Zaffern
Harriet Zaret
Betty Zeskind
Gary Zieger

If you find your name misspelled or omitted, please let us know. We try our best, however, we realize mistakes do happen.

For Information on Volunteer Opportunities Call 532-7112

Spring Special

Open Mon.-Sot. 9:30-6 P.M.

Georgette Tailor Shoppe

• Alterations - Men's & Women's
• Reweaving - Tears, Moths, Burns
• Leather - Special, Repair & Clean
• Sweater - Reknit, Repair, Fix

QUALITY IS THE MOST IMPORTANT

• Bridal Gowns
• Prom Dresses

(Wedding Dresses)

(New Made • Professional Alterations)

10% OFF

No Coupon Necessary
Expires 5-30-89

70

FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1989

569-2277

E. Side of Southfield Rd.
3 Blocks N. of 11 Mile
Lothrup Village

(
i88r%

%l T

NIBBLES
&
NUTS
h nk

i
Think
NIBBLES & NUTS First
7"Nothing Is Too Sweet For Mother"
Remember that "Special Someone" May 14th

737-8088

33020 Northwestern Highway
Park Place Shops — Corner 14 Mile

Local & Nationwide Delivery
Kosher & Sugarfree Available

NORTHWEST

SALES PARTS &
SERVICE
REPAIRS

Panasonic
Eureka
Hoover

Most Makes

32650 Northwestern Hwy.
Farmington Hills, MI 48018
626-0626

VACUUM
\/

Cleaning & Lubrication

FREE
PICK-UP &
DELIVERY

U.S. Threatens
To Cut Funds

Geneva (JTA) — The United
States will cut its allocation
to the United Nations if a bid
to seat Palestine as a member
state is accepted.
Hiroshi Nakajima, director
general of the World Health
Organization, said Sunday he
had just conferred with the
American delegation about
the decision after meeting
with Palestine Liberation
Organization leader Yassir
Arafat.
The United States con-
tributes 25 percent of WHO's
annual budget. Nakajima
said he knows that if the PLO
is accepted as a full member,
the United States will cut its
contribution, thereby
necessitating cuts in major
activities of the U.N. body.
On Saturday, Arafat said
the PLO's bid to gain
membership in WHO will not
interfere with Israel's
membership in that body.
Arafat made it clear that he
had no intention of moving
against Israel as a member of
WHO or other U.N. organiza-
tions, wishing "Palestine to
participate with all members,
including Israel."
The PLO's bid for Palestine
to be seated as a member
state will be the first topic on
the agenda of the assembly's
opening session.
Nakajima has told the
Israeli ambassador to the
U.N. European headquarters,
Pinchas Eliav, that despite
Israeli objections over the
move, he has no power to op-
pose the bid, which U.S. of-
ficials believe will succeed.
Nakajima said he would try
to meet with Secretary of
State James Baker, and even
possibly with President Bush,
before gaveling the World
Health Assembly to order on
May 8. Nakajima said five
countries, including Israel
and the United States, had
made known their opposition
to the Palestine bid. However,
he would not identify the
other three countries.
He said, though, that reac-
tions to the upcoming move
were varied, ranging from
concern to preoccupation.

PLO, Israel
Invited To E.C.

Rome (JTA) — Thirty
members of the Italian Parlia-
ment have signed a proposal
to offer Israel and the
Palestine Liberation
Organization membership in
the European Community.
"We know the proposal is
not realistic, but we are put-